AEGIS
You scanned a QR code from a sticker, flyer, or table tent you didn't fully trust. If we were the bad guys, the next 60 seconds would look very, very different.
Relax — this is Aegis. We built this page to show Tulsa business owners exactly how easy it is to compromise a phone, a wallet, or an entire company with one scan.
No software installed. No data taken. Your device is safe — this time.
No exaggeration. Every one of these is a documented "quishing" technique used against small businesses in 2025.
A perfect-looking "session expired" page would have captured your email, password, and even your MFA code in real time.
One innocent-looking "Install" tap on iOS or Android could route every webpage you visit through the attacker's server.
Fake "parking payment" and "invoice" QRs are the #1 fastest-growing fraud vector in the U.S. — average loss: $1,200 per victim.
Your IP, carrier, and approximate location are logged. Pair that with public LinkedIn data and they have a blueprint for spear‑phishing every employee.
If your phone is on company Wi‑Fi or syncs to a work laptop, one compromised session can become a foothold into your shared drives, email, and accounting software.
The full nightmare. Files encrypted, email frozen, customer data leaked. Average cost for a Tulsa SMB: $200K+ — and most cyber insurance won't pay if you can't prove your controls.
22M+
QR phishing attempts logged in 2024
587%
Rise in "quishing" attacks since 2023
60%
Of SMBs hit close within 6 months
$4.88M
Avg. cost of a U.S. breach (IBM, 2024)
Don't feel bad. It's not a smarts problem. It's a design problem — and attackers know it.
A QR code is just a black-and-white box. There's no way to read the link with your eyes before tapping. Attackers exploit that blind trust.
It was on a flyer, a table tent, a sticker, a business card. Real codes live in those places too — so your brain green-lights the scan in under a second.
Your company spam filter never saw this link. QR codes bypass every email gateway, EDR alert, and "report phish" button you've trained your team on.
A clean fix in five layers. None of them require you to become an IT expert.
We replace fragile SMS/app-based MFA with hardware-backed sign-in so a stolen password is worthless — even if someone scans the wrong code at the worst time.
Company phones get a quiet shield that blocks malicious profile installs, dangerous redirects, and known phishing domains — before they ever finish loading.
Short, monthly lessons your team will actually watch — plus live phishing and "quishing" simulations so the only one falling for it is the test, not real money.
If something does slip through, our SOC sees it within minutes — not weeks — and shuts it down before payroll, customer data, or your reputation takes the hit.
Written policies, training logs, and proof of controls — exactly what your cyber carrier asks for when something goes sideways and a claim is on the line.
A real Aegis engineer will look at how exposed your business actually is to QR-based attacks — and tell you the 3 fastest fixes. No sales deck. No obligation.
100% Confidential
Whatever you tell us stays with us. We don't share, sell, or pass along business details — ever.
Reach out and a real Aegis engineer will get back to you within one business hour to set up your free 15‑minute risk review.
Contact Aegis NowNothing. This is a static webpage hosted on Aegis infrastructure. No apps, no profiles, no permissions requested. You're safe — this scan was 100% awareness, 0% payload.
Short answer: you usually can't. Always preview the URL before tapping, never enter credentials from a QR-launched page, and never install a "profile" on iOS or APK on Android from a scanned link. When in doubt, type the URL yourself.
Especially because you're small. Attackers automate the scanning — they don't care if you're a 5‑person dental office or a Fortune 500. Smaller teams just have less protection, so payouts come faster.
No. It's 15 minutes of straight talk. If we're a fit, we'll tell you what working together looks like at the end — that's it. Most reviews end with a few free pointers and a handshake.
Most general-IT folks aren't security specialists — and that's okay. We work alongside in-house IT all the time. Think of us as a second set of trained eyes on the risk side specifically.
100% local. Aegis is based in the Tulsa area. We meet face‑to‑face with businesses across Tulsa and the surrounding cities, and we send real humans on-site when something needs hands on it.
Spend 15 minutes with Aegis. Walk away knowing exactly where your business is exposed — and the fastest, cheapest way to fix it.
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